Pro-Audio Stereo Link: Dual XLR Male to 6.35mm TRS Audio Cable (1.5 / 3 Meter) 🎙️🔊

Bridge your professional balanced gear with stereo equipment using our Dual XLR Male to 6.35mm TRS Male Audio Cable. This high-performance Y-splitter cable is designed to merge two mono XLR signals into a single 1/4" stereo jack, or vice versa. It is the perfect solution for connecting professional mixing consoles to stereo amplifiers, audio interfaces, or portable recorders.

Key Performance Features:

• ✅ True Stereo Separation: Features two color-coded or labeled XLR male connectors that split the Left and Right channels into a single 6.35mm TRS plug.

• ✅ High-Fidelity Signal Integrity: Constructed with Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductors to ensure low-noise, transparent audio reproduction without signal degradation.

• ✅ Gold-Plated 6.35mm Connector: The 1/4 inch plug is gold-plated for maximum conductivity and long-term durability against corrosion.

• ✅ Rugged Shielded Design: Integrated heavy-duty shielding protects against EMI and RFI interference, providing a hum-free performance in studio and stage environments.

Technical Specs 🏗️

• Connector A: 2 x XLR Male (3-Pin).

• Connector B: 1 x 6.35mm (1/4 inch) TRS Stereo Male.

• Available Lengths: 1.5 Meters / 3 Meters.

• Jacket Material: Flexible High-Density PVC.

Typical Applications 📋

• Mixer to Amplifier: Connect the Left/Right XLR outputs of a mixing board to a stereo power amplifier with a 6.35mm input.

• Studio Monitors: Link professional audio interfaces to active monitors that feature stereo 1/4" inputs.

• Audio Interfacing: Connect professional balanced gear to consumer-grade stereo recorders or high-end sound cards.

• Synthesizer Routing: Send stereo signals from keyboards or synths to professional XLR inputs on a stage box or mixer.

Top 3 Customer Questions & Concerns 🙋‍♂️

1. ⚡ Is this cable balanced or stereo?

   • This cable is wired for Stereo. It takes two mono XLR signals (Left/Right) and combines them into the Tip and Ring of the 6.35mm TRS plug.

2. 🔧 Can I use this to plug a microphone into a guitar amp?

   • Most guitar amps have a mono input. While this cable will work, the signal from a microphone is "Mic Level" and much lower than what an amp expects. We recommend using a dedicated mic preamp for the best results.

3. 💪 Is the Y-split long enough?

   • The Y-split is designed to provide enough reach for standard mixing board outputs or adjacent monitor inputs, allowing for flexible routing without tension.